Spring Boot

Let’s learn about some of the features that make Spring Boot an easy framework to use.

Next, let’s learn how to package your Spring Boot application, and how easy it is to apply integration testing to your Spring Boot apps.

Next, let’s learn the basics of Spring Boot, and how to get started quickly.

Let’s get into it, and learn how to create a Spring Boot app.

In this demo you’ll see how to create a Spring Boot application with ease.

We’ll learn how properties are loaded, how to use auto-configuration to simplify your application initialization, and how easy it is to override the default configuration.

Next, let’s learn how auto-configuration works for Spring Boot apps.

Now, we’ll learn how to override the default configuration that Spring Boot provides.

Let’s get hands-on! We’ll take the concepts you’ve learned in this module, and apply them to your Spring Application.

In this demo, you’ll see and learn about dependency management, auto-configuration, packaging and runtime, as well as how to test your Spring Boot apps.

Here, you’ll learn how Spring Boot simplifies the configuration for Spring JPA applications.

Let’s discover how easy it is to create a Repository using JPA with Spring Boot.

Next, we’ll take the concepts you’ve learned in this module, and apply them to your Spring Application.

In this demo, we’ll see and learn how to implement a Spring JPA application using Spring Boot, and how to create Spring Data repositories using JPA.

Next, you’ll learn how to create a Spring MVC application using Spring Boot.

Now, we’ll learn about Web Controllers and Message Converters, needed to build a Web App in Spring Boot.

Let’s learn how Message Converters are part of the Web Mvc lifecycle in a Spring Mvc app with Spring Boot.

Now, let’s learn about how to package your Spring Boot app, either as a JAR, or a WAR file.

Next, we’ll learn about how to create a Spring Web App with Spring Boot.

Now, let’s get hands-on, learning how to set up a required Spring MVC infrastructure with Spring Boot, and how to expose Controllers as endpoints mapped to web application URLs.

In this demo you’ll see how to set up a required Spring MVC infrastructure with Spring Boot, and how to expose Controllers as endpoints mapped to web application URLs.

Here, you’ll learn all about REST apps, when to use them and how to create them with Spring Boot.

Now, let’s learn how to map requests for HTTP GET, and PUT methods in a Spring Boot Rest application.

Let’s learn how to map requests for HTTP POST, and DELETE methods in a Spring Boot REST application.

Next, let’s create a REST client using the RestTemplate with Spring Boot.

The time has come to get hands-on, taking the concepts you’ve learned in this module, and applying them to your Spring Application.

In this demo you’ll see how to expose resources with Restful URLs, you’ll map request and response bodies using HTTP Message Converters, and implement the server-side REST endpoints. You’ll also see how to create a client using the RestTemplate to consume RESTful web services.

Let’s learn what is covered in this module, from testing your apps with Spring Boot, to integration, use of MockMvc, and Slice Testing.

Now, you’ll learn about the Spring MVC Test framework, and how to use the MockMvc to test your Controllers in a Spring Boot Web app.

Next, let’s learn how to use Slice Testing to test your Domain, Data and Mvc Controllers in a Spring Boot Web app.

Let’s get hands-on to take the concepts you’ve learned in this module, and apply them to your Spring Application.

In this demo, you’ll see how to enable Spring Boot Testing, how to perform integration testing, and how to apply Slice Testing in your Spring Boot app.

We’ll evolve our learning, and understanding of Spring Security.

Next, you’ll learn about URL Authorization, using pattern matching that will help you customize access to the application resources and API.

We’ll start learning how to configure Web Authentication, from basic auth, to using an HTML form.

Now, let’s learn about how to protect methods in your Spring Application with method level security.

Time to get hands-on again, and start to see Spring Security in action.

In this demo you’ll see Spring Security in action.

Next, we’ll learn how Spring Boot Actuator can help give you insights into a running Spring Boot Application, and how to access every endpoint that Actuator offers. Learn how metrics and monitoring through health indicators helps the application gain visibility.

Here, you’ll learn how to set up - and configure - Spring Boot Actuator by overriding some of the defaults using application.properties.

Let’s begin learning about Actuator Metrics by adding metrics to the domain application. You’ll have access to the Metrics, and expose their values for visualization.

Next, let’s start to learn about Actuator Health Indicators, where you’ll create your own Health Indicator, and expose the current status of your application.

Now, we’ll get hands-on to learn about Actuator, and begin to utilize its features.

You’ll see a demo of Actuator, and begin to utilize its features.